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  1. JacinLarkwell

    Larkwell Valley (2023)

    Tina is out of the woods, and honestly I think he's kinda liking just having a pen to himself. Still flighty as all get out, but he's calm other than when I'm in the pen with him. @Pyxis, I have a genetics question for you. I have a duckling that hatched from what I'm 99.99% sure is a Rouen...
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    What type of call duckling is this?

    Looks like my penciled o e did
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    LGBTQ+ Poultry Keepers

    Pretty much
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    The ones I used needed it to be at least 55F to begin working. They never felt as warm as a mama hen does though, but once the chicks were ambulatory, they seemed to do okay as long as they didn't get chilled from being wet or getting out and losy
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    I used to. I didn't really like them though. I couldn't use them with shipped chicks, I couldn't use them outside in the shed, it was a lot more work changing the height constantly as they grew and they loved to poop on it. I much preferred just using a heat lamp since I generally had to add...
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    Dogs or cats?

    Cats. I'm one of the people scared of strange dogs (usually. Some don't send the same scary vibe when I first see them as most do) and also just like how much quieter cats are. Mine does make noise, but it isn't constant howling and barking when she's upset, it's quieter growls if anything...
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    Please help will this baby have a chance of surviving?

    I've had chicks with similar injuries that were just fine being treated at home. Chickens are surprisingly tough with wounds as long as you don't let them get muddy water or dirty bedding into it while keeping them separate from other birds
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    So far I haven't had anything truly destroying. Just the dog I mentioned yesterday on my thread, and the mystery predator that comes and goes. But nothing like what a coon can do over night yet
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    My reds from the same place were very poor. I lost two the first day and the remaining one was always pretty runty.
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    The Moonshiner's Leghorns

    Yes, just two girls though. One had a foot issue that ended up in her toes having to be broken for her to walk easily, but both were pretty and healthy otherwise
  11. JacinLarkwell

    Larkwell Valley (2023)

    I'm honestly just glad it wasn't as bad as it could have been. How cheese didn't get grabbed too, I have no idea.
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    Finding a home with a pond for a wild mallard, sitting on a nest of 10 eggs. Near Portland, Oregon.

    If she is a wild mallard, she would be illegal to possess, even if someone wanted to
  13. JacinLarkwell

    Question of the Day - Saturday, May 24th, 2025

    The Quicken one on here. I was so excited and almost actually contacted people near me to get an order together
  14. JacinLarkwell

    Larkwell Valley (2023)

    Princess is perfectly fine. Found her an hour or so ago investigating a giant bullsnake by our porch and then yowling with Willow through the screen door a few seconds later
  15. JacinLarkwell

    Larkwell Valley (2023)

    No laws like that here and animal control doesn't come out here. Plus he already said he was sending them back to the ranch they came from
  16. JacinLarkwell

    Question of the Day - Friday, May 23rd, 2025

    My last name always has the S dropped, even on things like paychecks. I've stopped bothering to say anything though because it never is corrected
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    Question of the Day - Sunday, May 25th, 2025

    :frow
  18. JacinLarkwell

    Newbie question - frizzle x frizzle carrier?

    It's not true. Frizzling is dominant, so if a chicken carries it, it will show. Smooth feathered chicks don't have any frizzling
  19. JacinLarkwell

    Larkwell Valley (2023)

    They offered to replace or pay to replace. We said they didn't need to since I'm getting out of chickens and Lady was no longer laying anyways. He said their other dog got into their own coop last night so they're both going back to the ranch they came from since they never had issues back there
  20. JacinLarkwell

    Larkwell Valley (2023)

    Thankfully the broodies are all fine since they were so still and hypnotized that they didn't move and the dog didn't notice them. He ran past one of them multiple times and she was completely in grabbing range each time.
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